Jayne County

Jayne County, born Wayne Rogers in 1947, is an iconic American performer, musician, and actress whose vibrant career has spanned several decades. Initially rising to fame as Wayne County, she made history as one of rock music's first transsexual singers. While she may not have achieved commercial mainstream success, her influence is undeniable, having inspired notable artists such as David Bowie, The Ramones, Patti Smith, and Lou Reed.

One of her significant contributions to music includes her collaboration with pianist Jools Holland on her provocative single "Fuck Off," marking his first studio experience. County is celebrated for her bold stage presence and her fearless approach to music, with standout tracks like "Are You Man Enough To Be A Woman," "Fuck Off," "Stuck On You," and "Night Time" showcasing her unique voice and perspective.

Before her musical endeavors, County was involved in the art scene at Andy Warhol's The Factory, where she honed her eclectic style and performance art. Over the years, Jayne County has cemented her status as a trailblazer in the punk and glam rock movements, continually pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms.